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- "Stay within your sphere of influence."
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- Green Eggs and Ham
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- Remarkable customer service from Skooba
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- Opt to have your bags meet you there
- Fix the leaky roof
- Celebrinym: Francis Bacon, Francis Bacon, and Roge...
- Celebrinym: Frank McCourt
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- We've cut the cord
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Its the "make it pretty and women will buy it for there purse" concept. You can see this at the checkout line at any Home Depot. Worthless tools painted pretty flowers or pastels. You could not really get any work done with these tools (cheap metal would just bend at first use) but they are out there and being purchased.
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